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From the Family of Alexander Nasmyth.
A fine pair of Scottish landscape paintings most comfortably attributed to Patrick Nasmyth (1787-1831) Edinburgh and London. Both retaining old exhibition labels to their reverse, ‘No. 30 ….Scene in the Trossachs’, painted in oil on panel; the pendant painted on a panel prepared by ‘R. Davy, Colourman to Artsts’, ‘Patronized by Sir Thomas Lawrence etc., etc.,’
Finely framed within carved and gilded frames.
o.s:31.25 in x 24.25 in s.s: 25 in x 18 in.
Patriarch of one of Scotland’s most accomplished families, Alexander Nasmyth is considered the founder of Scottish landscape painting. His immediate family included seven artists and one important engineer; James. From a young age, Alexander Nasmyth’s children were encouraged to assist in the artist’s studio, and it is known that they would sometimes paint cooperatively on the same piece.
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